fredw - 7:33 am on Dec 18, 2008 (gmt 0)

I can already see people going around searching on every computer they come across and clicking "remove" by a competitor's search results.

Doesn't it only remove the entry for the person who removed it, when you're logged into Google as that person? So, doing this on a public computer wouldn't gain you anything...

If it only affects one person, why does it say "You're the first person to pick this result"?

Google could keep cumulative user's stats on a link without having these stats affect the public SERPs. I know, as I say it, I don't believe me either.